iPhone App: WiFi Photo Transfer (Free) – Send iPhone photos over WiFi

Posted on December 19, 2011 by admin

Sharing photos with an iPhone is easy. Just plug it into a Mac, PC or (depending on libimobiledevice) Linux. The phone should be, after a very unexciting driver install, recognized as some sort of digital camera or similar, by the system. The age of Wireless is here, and tangly wires should only be used for charging. This is were wireless technologies such as Bluetooth and WiFi come in.

WiFi Photo Transfer (Free) is a very useful application for iPhone that lets you transfer photos from your iPhone to your computer over WiFi. It does this by acting like a web-server on the device, and can be accessed by any computer on the network using a web-browser. Continue reading →

Music & Smokes

Posted on December 8, 2011 by admin

Just a small, insignificant photo-project I made. Unplanned and completely on-the-fly. As always, in my amateur approach, I take 30 pictures of the same object. Then I pick 2-5 photos that I’ll use in the final product. Clumsy and time-consuming, I know, but it’s how I do things and what I’m used to.
BTW, the thumbnails are clickable :)

Music…

Music Playing: Green Day, 21st Century Breakdown. Disc One, Side B
Turntable: Numark TTUSB (Not “High-End”, but gets the job done)

Smokes… *Cough*

With it’s simple, chrome and nostalgic look. Zippo sets the mood

All photos were taken using a iPhone 4s camera, and downloaded to computer over WiFi. Using the “WiFi photo” app for iPhone.

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iPhone App: Core Monitor (Free) – Clear iPhone memory (RAM)

Posted on November 30, 2011 by admin

If you have an older generation iPhone, such as iPhone 3G or 3GS. You may notice, after 2-3 years of usage, that the OS runs sluggish and may even crash. Its well known that improvements and upgrades to the OS may allocate more memory, and having a nice little multitasking tool is nice. But its going to eat up memory fast.

Core Monitor (Free) is a nice little application for iPhone that lets you visualize current memory usage. As well as monitor:

Remaining Battery (Roughly)
Disk Usage
CPU Load
Running Processes
Device Information (Slightly buggy in my experience)

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Create your own (Non-Commercial) QR-Code

Posted on September 26, 2011 by admin

A QR-Code is a form of barcode (which you can find on almost anything you buy at the supermarket) that has the ability to store different types of information. Such as: Alphanumeric text, a website URL, a phone number and a SMS text message. Once the barcode is generated, it can be printed and scanned with a QR-Code reader. Like a cellphone camera, and decoded with an app on the phone. Like the app “RedLaser” for iPhone. Continue reading →

My Thoughts On iPhone OS 4.0

Posted on June 25, 2010 by admin

When i came home from my vacation, i checked Wikipedia to see if the new iPhone OS 4.0 was released, and it was! So the first thing i did when i came home, i turned on my computer, plugged in my iPhone, and upgraded! It sure took a while, but it was worth it!

Although i can’t really agree with Apple that their multitasking solution really is multitasking, because the app is really just paused in the background, it’s not running like on a computer. As for all else, it’s great. I never really thought of the features they added, like threaded conversations in Mail or just the simple idea of folders.

What do think?